Barnaby Wells^{[1, 2, 3]}

1637 - 1686  (49 years)

• Name	Barnaby Wells
  	NOTE: Another generation for the Wells is shown as Jonathan Wells as a passenger on the ship of Joseph Royall, who is granted 50 acres for his passage. In 1637 Joseph Royall, Sr., received 300 acres of land in Henrico County, Virginia on the south-east side of Turkey Island Creek for transporting colonists to America. According to the record, he was "due 50 acres for his own personal adventure, 50 acres for the transportation of his first wife Thomasin, 50 acres for the transportation of Ann, his now wife, 50 for the transportation of his brother Henry, and 100 for the transportation of two persons, Rob(er)t Warrell and Jon(athan) Wells." In 1638 he received 200 acres in Charles City Co., VA for transporting four persons. In 1642, he received 600 more acres for transporting twelve people, including his third (to be?) wife Katherine Banks. This plot bounded the lands of Edward Maddox "above Sherley hundred &c. on the river, to Dickinans Creeke." [Probably is Dickensons Creek]
  Born	1637	England
  Gender	Male
  Died	1686	Rapahannock Co., Virginia
  Person ID	I8112	My Reynolds Line
  Last Modified	12 Aug 2017

  
  

  Family	Grace Mrs. Barnaby Wells,   b. Abt 1650
  Married	1666	Rapahannock Co., Virginia
  Children	1. Johnathan 'John' Wells,   b. 1668, Charles City County, Colonial Virginia ,   d. 1730, Colonial Virginia  (Age 62 years)   2. Rebecca Wells
  Last Modified	9 May 2012
  Family ID	F2727	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

• Photos

  Coat of Arms Wells Family Wells Family Coat of Arms.jpg

  
  

  Documents

  Wells Family WELLS FAMILY (part one) ds.pdf

  
  

• Sources

  [S128] Christine Bullock, http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/b/u/l/Christine--P-Bullock/GENE1-0001.html. This is just one of many sources for this pedigree. [S100] Internet Source, http://www.fmoran.com/royall.html. In 1637 Joseph Royall, Sr., received 300 acres of land in Henrico County, Virginia on the south-east side of Turkey Island Creek for transporting colonists to America. According to the record, he was "due 50 acres for his own personal adventure, 50 acres for the transportation of his first wife Thomasin, 50 acres for the transportation of Ann, his now wife, 50 for the transportation of his brother Henry, and 100 for the transportation of two persons, Rob(er)t Warrell and Jon(athan) Wells." In 1638 he received 200 acres in Charles City Co., VA for transporting four persons. In 1642, he received 600 more acres for transporting twelve people, including his third (to be?) wife Katherine Banks. This plot bounded the lands of Edward Maddox "above Sherley hundred &c. on the river, to Dickinans Creeke." [S175] Virginia Magazine of History and Biography, http://www.ancestraltrackers.net/va/resources/virginia-magazine-history-biography-v12.pdf. Kingston Parish; Glouchester Co. Page 269 Richard Ripley William Reynolds Thomas Tabb Northern Neck Records We find in the old Rappahannock (Richmond County) records (Vol. 1671-76, pp. 324-26 Va St. Lib) a deed of sale from Henry Reynolds to Mathew Kelly, witnessed by Wm Bruce and Barnaby Wells--also a power of attorney from same to same, witnessed by Geo. Bruce and Barnaby Wells; also a power of attorney from Reynolds to Wells, witnessed by George Bruce. These three papers were apparently drawn together as they bear the same date, Nov 1, 1675, and were all recorded together. The two Bruces were evicently friends and near neighbors of Reynolds. (Henry)